Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA). Reuters Pictures 2 months ago

Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).

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  1. Chief Executive Officer of AIRBUS Tom Enders, left, shares a few words with Chief Executive Officer of Lufthansa (German Airlines) Wolfgang Mayrhuber, right, following a talk on the subject: "Aviation: World, Wide, Web" at the European Parliament in Brussels, Tuesday Nov. 17 ,2009.

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  1. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  2. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber passes on documents after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  3. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executives Peter Malanik and Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) sign sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  4. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber, Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis and Austrian Airlines (AUA) co-chief executive Andreas Bierwirth (L-R) prepare for a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  5. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber adjusts his tie in front of the Austrian Airlines (AUA) logo as he prepares for a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  6. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber addresses a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  7. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber laughs as he looks at an AUA plane model during a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  8. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber addresses a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  9. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber (L) and Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis address a news conference after signing contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  10. Lufthansa CEO Wolfgang Mayrhuber (L) and Austrian state holding company OeIAG CEO Peter Michaelis sign contracts finalizing the takeover of AUA by Lufthansa in Vienna September 3, 2009. Lufthansa last week obtained a regulatory green light to merge with Austrian Airlines (AUA).
  11. Chief Executive Officer of AIRBUS Tom Enders, left, shares a few words with Chief Executive Officer of Lufthansa (German Airlines) Wolfgang Mayrhuber, right, following a talk on the subject: "Aviation: World, Wide, Web" at the European Parliament in Brussels, Tuesday Nov. 17 ,2009.
  12. Chief Executive Officer of AIRBUS Tom Enders, left, shares a few words with Chief Executive Officer of Lufthansa (German Airlines) Wolfgang Mayrhuber, right, following a talk on the subject: "Aviation: World, Wide, Web" at the European Parliament in Brussels, Tuesday Nov. 17 ,2009.
  13. The first Airbus A380 manufactured for the German Airline Lufthansa approaches the Airbus facility in Hamburg, northern Germany, Friday, Oct. 9, 2009.
  14. The first Airbus A380 manufactured for the German Airline Lufthansa lands at the Airbus facility in Hamburg, northern Germany, Friday, Oct. 9, 2009.

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